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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-30
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NlTHERfAS on the 9th day II scpicmhcr 1874
w A. llollrnbcrg conveyed BY deed. rrrIs
tered IN book l0a on lsrc Ga. Ia The RegisisrE o.
Gee. la shelby county. Tennessee 10 ". frank
iicc, trustee The rial estate hereinafter doEcrl<I
"a sccurc certain indchic,inces thcnn mentioned.
and whereas, BY a deere Of tho Chanccry Court a
shelby county, Tennessee, enicrvd IN To cnsc IL M
A. liollcnbcW against n imnsiola and oiher- In
minuto hook n, on Pare az on the sth day N
June ~ y sas adlndged that The amount q aid
NAY i sna sSS s on' Ict ns ss, a. "a
master 81 mid ChanccD Court, and his succc<.nr
stead II said Dr. fank Rice: and whcr'<' II va
therrin drcrccd that IN thr event the aid noIrs
made ~ " 4. llolcnbcrg should not u paid Il
se.g ~ M, ~ ' .,i - srI2lni'd LIQUID pro
Conditions provided in the deed q ilolicah<rr 10
Rev, trustee. Now thcviotc, ! samuel l. Nc.
shelby county, Tcnncscc trustee lsnossor y aid
" J. SLACK clerk and MASTER, ~ virtue u ne
pov,n - VESTED IN me. ~ aiur-nld. having quail
hSi By oS tp ing oath and ewing eona :. ind y
81 aid noics 80 % DO henby give bo,icc hat on
saluniai, november ., W., az " o'clock m. In
see, vii proved ~ scll Tor cnsh the ioowinx d.
scfitcd rial estate, situate and being ~ the Irxnr
District Of shelby county formerly the cItI u
hcmphisl, IN the opuuty ~ shelby staio 4 fcn-
Ming At the inlcroction u the south side n MIDI
snfl tinrt with The cast side of the hnt aloY ur1l
W lhiru tiftTt, running thrncc tnuth with IL F11I
sdc o. said alley one hundrd and forty eiam 80
one half feet 10 the north side of the hrst aIl1y
south ~ Madison siroct thence east with the uuf1&
side ~ Md last mentioned alley twenty four ed
thfc inutths feet Ia stake. thence north psraIIM
with the aid tint MENTIONED alley one hundr1x
and iorty eight and onohnlf icst ~ The SOUTH Ode
~ Madison street thence wtFt with the auuti 40
~ Madison stnuct twenty. -four and thrra foslr<l1
feet 10 the ipcglnning point. on which Il q fonr
story brick bulidlng
The title IL believed IN h. perfect but shah ~
and convey ~ trustee only.
\ T. MCDOWELL. Il.
C1crk and Master Of the Chanccry Court of ah111w
county. Tcnncgoe. Trustee
Memphis. Octolcri tSs5.
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278 SECOND ST.
''ROBOR0."
Five Thousand Gases Cured With
out Failure in Single Instance.

A POSITIVE preventive and infalliblc remedy
"A for CHILI.S and FEVER. II contains no Qui:
nine or mineral Of any kind, but is composed OF
can be administered 10 Infants with perfect i'm
punity. IL Is not purgative, but Is an excellent
Observation-Disclosures, braces aud builds up the
system from the beginning. Not one person In "A
thousand has single Chill after commencing Its
use. "Roboro" is put up In pint bottles, aud re-
tailed nt 81. % per bottle. We will not forward To
lee that II directions are followed two bottles will
promptly cure any OF Chills and fever. Only
one bottle is necessary for persons from eight 70
twelve years Of age. One bottle VIII cure several
children under eight years of age
For sale by all druggists.
Lynchburg. Va Nov. Q, ss6.-MesSrs. Lewis 4
Bennett -Four Of my children, between the ages OF
Ave and ten years together with my brother aud
sister. all six. Ind chills and fever for several
months during which time the usual remedy, Qui'
nine was administered without beneficial results.
After hearing OF the wonderful cures accomplished
by your invaluable remedy, 'Roboro,' tried IL In
my family aud not one OF the six ever had single
CG after me- IL S rSr r. w,h
that know anything o. Respectfully; orr
OF the firm Of Heard & Agee. Tobacconists
Glenland, Pittsylyania county, Va, October ~.
1SSf.-MesSrs. Lewis q Bennett: Nine OF my chill
dren had chiilS and fever at the same time. The
usual remedy, quinine, was administered without
benefit All oi them WIRE promptly and ehcctually
cured by the use II "Robop" alone. Not one OF
the nine had chill alter commencing Is NE he
Norwood. Nelson county. Va. October q. isss.-.
Messn. Lewis Bennett: Several OF my friends
and had severe cases OF chllls and fever We dis
pcnscd with the usual remedies aud used nothing
but "ROboru," which resulted In a thorough cure
IN each case. You will Ohlige by forwarding me q
'''' - '"'''' '''' ''''''' r. !. brown.
As to our reliability aud responsibility We refer
by permission Ia the following substantial business
men Of Lynchburg where both Of the mnnufac-
turcr 81 "Roboro' have resided for the last twelve
A. 4 -. "a. 4
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u.u.,..,. rrecaom from prc,.a,,..

iWm hafpcfs Magazine iof November
When Gen. sam Houston wis Governor
Of Texas he was very active and persistent
in causing the prosecution Of n dciaulling
olliccr-so much 90, indeed, that the
friends Of the accused raised the cry of
persecution. The Governor, speaking Of
this 10 u company Of gentlemen, hootcd
the idea that he was prcjudiccd against
the dciaultcr declared that he had no
other motive than tho Enforcement
OF the laws, and said that he should
probably have the opportunity Of con.
vincing the public that he had no feel.
ing Of personal animosity against the
man. "lhe evidence against him will be-
20 overwhelming that any grand fury will
find true hill Of indictment" said the
general, ''and no pc,i, jury Ia the world
can fail 10 convict the criminal on such
evidence. Then, when found guilty and
sentenced, he will change his tune, aud he,
and his sympathizing friends for him. will
appeal 90 me for executive clcmcncy.
Then will be my time to show that | have
no prejudice. | shall pardon him, for
will never allow such nm unmitigtcd
sccoundrcl 10 contaminaic the pcnitcntiary
OF Texas"
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TnR value Of Man.a.lin consists In Il
never being anlagonistio 30 natures
m"'hodS hut coincident with them.
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Inl.l Anu 10

Mr. T.. A. Ireland, Of Drccn, Phillips &
Co, Nashville, Tenn. says; ~ was afflicted
with Files for twenty years, aud tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II gave me
instant relief, aud has effected permanent
curc Rnngum Root Medicine Co, manu-.
fncturcrs, Nashville Tenn. m cents aud 81
per bottle For sale nj Holsters drug store.
M Qsl Main street
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SOMETHING NEW ABOUT COTTON SEED

Independent of Mt Ina
furnish the
all fiber from the
a. clear
seed
iODa
O. Ala
and the
Of the
simple
10
investigate this matter For full particulars address
American Cotton Seed Companv
Exchange BUILDING No
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HEALTH ~ WEALTH - Dr. Beaurcrnr
Tonic and Nerstne. the Great
French sstasiNe.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all Ia tiaRrs. IarH1rl
~ and physical depression. stefmaiorrhe = ~
InChundriH, siUfity neuralgia hysirria inea l1<III
Tor study o. business. paralysis. impolence cr1I<r
diseases Of the nervous system may h. raiIMIIT
cirud In either By the usc ~ this unr k1@II@I
pvpamtion. II Il a matter II supvmg impsrlIHr~
" tlse appropriate trrntmsnt iof The cure = ~
los " nerve power, and DE- beaunrafda IuUlr
and Ncryinr, alter many year trial 10 kufuuF -
proved iniallihle II taken ncorlinH W dlr<U1u1
witch nrv Giiincd to each bottle Que b0t 90 y
Price nt.oO hot, uf siK buNes fOf $500. 49,
by mail prepaid on receipt 81 prize. We guH1uor1
Ak honUs ~ Curr any uHsn. Win Cnsh 0r1x ~
gnamntrc 10 return the money II treatinen1 &C.,
not effect a cure A, Henkert 90, DfuKglsia -
agents TOT United slalos, ilU and rs Maln H11u&
hamuhts Tenn
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-06
vic EyanreI,s. Cor,,Ing.

Mrs. Jennie Caldwell, of Chicago, will
reach Yankton Saturday evening and
preach both morning and evening in the
M. e. church mex. Sabbath. The public
is invited to these sessions. She will
continue in the city for two weeks to con-
duct revival meetings. Mrs. Caldwell
is one of the most successful evangelists
in the west. She hae conducted great
meetings in this country and in Europe.
With difficulty she has been secured fcl
services In our city and we trust that all
christians of every denomination vii,
gather around and support this grant
leader Of Gods hosts.
G. e. HAGER, Pastor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-06
TIE WEATHER..



Yanktoa college opens for the spring
term tomorrow.
Wyman & Ward are replacing their
burned smoke house with o more sab
s~tantial structure.
The Philharmonics will meet for
practice on Saturday evening at the
Congregational church.
J. Il. @. Young, this morning
qualified Us clerk OF the supreme court
of the territory of Dakota.
The steamer Terry left Bismarck to-
day for Yapkton and st. Helena. She
will load with oats at the latter port.
The fuest music, both vocal and IN
strumentai, by the best company travel
ing. Crowded houses everywhere, lie
served seats at Howard's.
VIM. NJ, Powers, who sold an addition
TO Yankton q few days ago fora goo
margin. is now in the field es a buyer
He took twenty lots in west Yankton to
day.
DR.. Coney left this morning on hi
regular professional trip 70 haTsiug'o
Nsp., and will be absent until Saturda.
at .. ii. when he will bs found IN his
office.
The Milwaukee cutoff from Sion.
City 10 ManiRa is to bssurfaced withou
delay. 1t is promised that throug
trains will begin running about the hri
ofJune.
Special meeting will be held at tt
M. Z, church tonight, preparatory
the revival. All members OF the churt
andfrien3s are kindly invited by ii
pastor to the service.
Those i the city in attendance upt
court will fortunately be able to erlf
q great entertainment in he concert !
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-06
and the matter postponed. Mr.. Schneider
keeps what is known as the James river
house and his application last summer
for q license was not granted.
Personal

Personal.
ID. W. Myers, of Vermlllion, is in the
city.
June Dix came in from Deadwocd at
noon to-day.
j. D. Farr, of Sioux City, is IN Yank-
ton on business.
Mrs. o. FL. Carney returned last night
from a visit In Chicago.
7. Al. Rust, OF Elk Point, is sojourn-
ing in the Fountain city.
j. d. Terrill, of Washington, DO, is
registered at the Merchants.
Major j. T. Kinney, agent for the
Yankton Indians, is in the city.
Geo. U. Nash returned last night from
Canton, where he has spent the vacation.
Will Turner and j. M. Ramsey, of
Springfield, were visitors to Yankton to.
day.
Abraham Adler and family left this
morning for st. Joe, Missouri, for a
visit.
Robert Hawley came to Yankton over
land from his farm near Scotland yes
terday.
p. L. Tippett. Indian agent ct Lower
Brule agency, is in Yankton on court
business.
Geo. II. Hand and wife returned yes
terday from Chicago and points in
Minnesota.
Prof. J.. T. Shaw went to Valley
Springs yesterday to attend the. Songre-
gational convention.
Dick L.. Shannon arrived from Fort
Randall last night and will visit in
Yankton Ior some days.
Fred Hartzel, OF Eden, Dakota, reached
Yankton last night, and will attend
Yaakton college this term,
O. Ell. Roberts, formerly of Yankton
but at present a resident of Sioux City
is in Yankton on business. !.
J. Fl. Long, Of Manksto, Minnesota
, and @. W. Chase, OF New York City. ar
investing in YanktoD real-estate to-day.
Alex R%encontre, the well known inter
prefer at. the Lower Brule Indisl
: agency, is in Yankton on court business
II. g. Green, OF Mitchell, who is dc
ing court business in Yankton. went t
| Chamberlain after witnesses this fore
noon.
J. M. Ford, A. L. Woodward and
. E. Douglas, Of st. Paul, reached Yanl
g ton at noon to day and are lookin
Ground with the real estate agents.
. Matthew Gehring, Of Elk Point, VIII
has spent the past three days in Yanl
ton, went horne last night. Matthe'
wanted to be clerk of the supren
it court, but could not get there.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-06
New Goods.

Mrs. Add Whisler's new goods
have arrived and will be open
for inspection tomorrow. All
the ladies Of the city, are invited
to visit the store tomorrow and
see for themselves this elegant
line of millinery.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-06
MALAalAL DISEASES.

So III sG ~--- I'll bE A al J 49,
Scarlet Eevsr and Kindred Complains
a Remedy Tested and Found Esflica-
lou
Yankton, Dakota, April 5-Ic the
| Press and Dakotsisn; In view OF the
alarming symptoms of scarlet fever IN
our midst, I think it must be the duty
of every person who knows anything up
on the subject to give their experience
upon the subject to the public and sure,
" it must result In at least q mitigation
OF the disease, which Is 'he
shape of al epidemic.
I have come to the conclusion thai
scarlet fever is an outgrowth from mais-
| ria. In fact almost al our chlldren,s
| diseases are the resul. OF malarlaf at
taoks in this part of the country. l will
give my experience of it. The maiarial
attacks come on with o general feeling OF
Elang1or, then headache, perhaps Voml-
ting. The pains will move to the limbs
and perhaps the body, with purgings Ii
will perhaps move to the back with lum
Ibsgp feelings, accompanied with fever
- 80
These are snre signs of malarial attacks
and will develop into yellow fever,
cholera, cholera infantum, ague, scarlet
fever, gastric fever, i%aundice, measles
Sc. according as the subject n the
climate are favorable. l was one
amongst one hundred men attacked IN
this manner, and 1t developed into vel
Iow fever, some ague and o few Jaundice
have lost several of my children by
cholera infantam and in eve y instance
the initial symptoms were the same q
ex explained.
Every case known of yduting these las
few weeks has come on in this same way
Those who have buried their chlldrei
can recall their OWE experience. M!
! family have all shown these sames ymp
toms this spring, and / have cured then
withseInger. LIDO not pretend to haV
discovered on 1nfaliible curefor all o
! any disease, but I know this, that o.
r these diseases originate from malarlt
attacks, and 1 know that up to this dat
> | nave Oeen SUCCESSFUL III hAh'b6 "A
with ginger. I have not once missed !
{ and I feel confident If parents when the
!, see the symptoms described in the
children will give them ginger they Wi
n escape o very bad sickness
Treatment: Take two t~easpooniul
OF pure ground ginger, pour on 1t O
v |pint of polling water. Stir we'll. u
it stand until it settles, then pour oil IL
,e liquor, aud sweeten slightly to take o
the hot taste. Let the children drink
Do not give them anything else to drIn
They will take it rather than be thirs
- and you will soon find considerable i
~ provement. Hoping you may think u
al worthy of being made. public a %
o. others may be induced to give this ca
e and make 1t public for the general Der
!, lit Of the citizens, ] beg to renal
n. Yours Obediently.
- Ioc TT MpR
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-06

stoves Stored-H. ". Pike will
take down, clean, store and put back in
place next fall your stoves for the small
mice of $500 per stove. H. w. PIKE.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-06

Rev. O.E. Murray formerly OF Black
Hills is in the city and will preach in
the NJ. E. church at 1880 tonight.
Brother Murray is called the Cow Boy
Preacher. Everybody ONE and hear
him preach and sing.
2 o. Ea HAGER, Faster.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-06

going to waste from the artesian supply
and a clear running brook down lhiro
street is easily available from this u p
ply.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-06

The ladies aid society of the NJ. E
church will meet with Mrs. N. Tyler Fri
day, at 8 p. M. april 81. Mrs. Tyleris in
her new home, two doors north Of the
Catholic church.
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o @ D e ~ .


This department OF THE HERALD is de-
voted 10 the interests of the people of Ogden.
The Branch Office of HE HERALD is with
Eldredge, Pratt g. Co., Main Street, Ogden
Utah, where subscriptions and advertise
ments will be received on the same terms SIS
at the Salt Lake Office.
Communications addressed to THE SALT
LAKE HERALD, Ogden, will receive prompt
attention.
THE HERALD Is delivered by carriers in
Ogden every morning, except Monday. Sub
scribers failing to receive their papers will
please notify the Ogden office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-22
A Suggestion.

Ithas been suggested to US that one
man with a capital of from 1000 to
$50 900 might make his name immoIta
in the hearts OF his fellow men by
starting the ball of enterprise rolling in
Ogden City. While we have not in
vestigated the matter, upon its face the
suggestion looks very fair. The start
ing up of all the enterprises that Ogden
needs and can support would require a
vast amount of capital; but a small
amount would suffice to start one in
diyidual enterprise and enable the pro.
iector to demonstrate the feasibility and
profit of the undertaking. This once
done he could readily find capitalists
who would take it off his hands at a
price that would pay for the original
investment. The enterprising indlvld-
uaI could then embark in another en-
terprise with the same result. TINS
suggestion is given for what 1t may be
worth; but we would be greatly pleased
to see some one investigate the matter
and see what there is in 1t.
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In Court.

In'the First District Court yesterday
morning the jury in the damage case OF
Hopkins VS.. Ogden City brought in a
verdict for plaintiff, fixing the damages
at $50. The amount sued for was $75
and the committee on claims of the city
council offered s25 to prevent litigation.
A new trial will probably be asked for.
The grand jury reported a large
bundle OF indictments; also that they
had ignored the charge against Richard
Douglas. 1t soon trsnspired that one
of the bills found was against William
S, Lewis, and in the afternoon that
gentleman came into court and entered
q plea of guilty. Sentence will be passed
on Monday.
The case against Mark Lindsey was
called and after hearing the evil
dence of two or three witnesses the
court instrut ted The jury to find a yer
1IcJ of not guilty. This they promptly
did; without leaving their seats, and
Mr. Lindsey was discharged. He was
quietly congratulated by few of his
friends and quietly left the courtroom.
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8. h. HoBsoN
Ogden Realty.

Real estate may be said, IN one sense
of the word, to be an index OF the COM
mercial activity and interests of a
city. If real estate be active, the fact
attracts attention from abroad as soon
as any other branch of business &C
tivity. When a place begins to take on
activity. and the business interests be-
gin to improve, one Of the first things to
advance in price is the realty. A great
tendency among property owners seems
to be TO advance prices upon the slight
est sign of activity or prosperity, and
hold it away up out of reach of would
be purchasers. This pretty etfectually
shuts off speculation, and in that sense
may be good for the community; but IT
Just about as effectually shuts off
legitimate investment, causing property
that would be improved to be idle, and
hampering operations in almost every
sense. Ogden has been inspired with
sense of business prosperity that she
has not felt before for years, and feels
the Importance of her position more
| forclbly than ever before, and her
prospects seem to be almost
| brilliant; many outside capital
lists have come here with a view
to investment, while others are
daily arriving and looking over the city.
Some valuable properties have changed
hands, and some owners have been so
foolish as to refuse advances on prices
that have been offered. In short, some
| few have become excited, and SEEM
ingly thinking that we were about to
become a second Chicago, have put the
prices out of reach; but this has been
| IL (Tnnpr
ally, Ogden realty can be bought at
prices that afford good investment for
the present, with almost certainty OF
an increase in value in the near future.
The city is being built up, and is under
going a healthy growth in mercantile
and other branches, and IS destined to
becoms, year by year, more active and
substantial. Taking these things into
consideration, and considering the price
| OF land in the business part OF the city
as we'll as in the suburbs, Ogden realty
makes a good investment for idle
capital. Land, however, IS not the
only thing that offers good
field for investment. ManufaU-
tories of different kinds would pay
| With the water power we have and with
the transportation facilities at oul
doors: with the rapidly developing
country surrounding US on l sides; Il
seems that fine field presents Itself
right here for the Investment OF money
in any of the various manufacturing
and Industrial enterprises that are com
mon to large centres.
These facilities are open now and they
will be taken advantage OF by some ONT
in the near failure and that some ont
will make fortune from the develop
ment of our slumbe1ing resources. Th'
first to invest will be the first to real
the advantage.
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Six Cocktails in the Hospital.

The general stamped briskly on the
tile floor with his lett foot. Il don't
doubt it," he said. Its really remark
able how anything will heal up on a
sound man. In 1863 l got bayonet
wound through the flesh part of that
leg, above the knee. That was small
thing in itselt, but I set out for the
hospital in a schooner instead of wait
ing for a steam vessel. We should have
been two days on the voyage, but the
wind gave out and it took US thirteen.
There wasn't a doctor on board, and
when we got to port the leg was about
ready to crawl away. the surgeon
looked at it and said: You'll have to
take chloroform while 1 cleanse this
No 1 won't said [; Just have them
make me six cocktails When they
were made l had them set in row be-
side me. He took silk handkerchief
and drew it through the wound, bring
ing out nerves, tendons, muscles, mag
COTS and all had the operation timed,
and at regular intervals while 1t was
going on l took the six cocktails. IN
admit that came pretty near fainting'
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ROMNEY & MOORE,
Real Estate and
LOAN AGENCY
Office: II v. Second s nth st.
NOTARY PUBLIC IN OFFICE.
HOUSES AND LOTS.

Two good business properties on Second
South Street, paying good interest on invest
ment. A.o
two story, nine or ten r'oms, plastered out
side. on Second West between First and Sec
0nd South Streets; lot 1ex12 rods:
5000. Modern style two-story brick house
of ten rooms, we'll finished; lot 3xlO rods
Second East, between Fourth and Fifth
South I'D
basement: also an adobe and frame house
Of three rooms, good orchard and stable; o.
% rods, on South Temple Stree, between
Third and Fourth East Streets.
200. Adobe house OF i've rooms, nearIy
new. lot 5xl0 rods, on Fifth East, DetWeeI
Fourth and Fifth South -.
Sc. 200. Adobe and frame house OF tVe
rooms, city water, lot 4X10 rods. South Tenn
Die Street, between Sixth and Seventh Eas
Street. L.. Al,
rods, First South, between Sixth and Seventh
East Streets. C.-oo+
81 500 each: also one brick house and Isrg'
lot for 50, 800, on First East Street.